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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
2
Golfers at Armour club Minneapolis queued to congratulate Fred Way who shot a gopher from the twelfth tee. Way’s drive struck the animal just as it moved onto the fairway, ending the creature’s dash across the hole.
Athletic Director M. F. Ahearn of Kansas State Agricultural College argues radio broadcasts cut gate receipts for the Aggies. He cites only 21 217 paid admissions for four home games last season, with 8140 for the Nebraska clash, and says reports over the radio reduce attendance.
The University of Utah football squad aims for another strong season led by coach Ike Armstrong. Backfield duties shift with Ben Lingenfelder returning to run the backfield while Vadal Jeterson assists as freshman coach and Captain Al Carmen leads the Crimson. End players Pete Couch and Paul Cecil provide depth at the line with Hodgson Pomroy Price and others in the backfield.
A collage notes Dr John Wilce's final year at Ohio State Grady Adkins of the White Sox is a deliberate pitcher Saf Mr Foxx parallels algebra in fame Temple University taps Heinie Miller to coach football Crib Buck returns to coaching at Miami University Charles Tolson heads back to the Cubs Hugo Bezdek gains final naturalization Papers at Bellefonte Pa George Lott enrolls at University of Chicago St Louis University High maintains first aid for gridiron players Timonium track opens before 30 000 racing fans Earl Averill praised by scout Joe Devine timetables busy football lore and boxers names debate New York World notes boxers lack originality Ninety eight batters in North Dakota Legion clash Bismarck beats Linton 19 to 2 Jack Quinn a veteran pitcher Al Lesko wins with Penn State ties to baseball and Yankees
Washington will lose Center market the nation’s sole government owned market occupying two blocks near Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. The site given by Notley Young will revert if used for non market purposes. Emm ent eminent domain allowed replacement with a Department of Justice building and stall owners must vacate within two years.
The International Association of Recognized Automobile clubs in Paris released the first complete touring maps of Europe. H. O. Kelly, U S trade commissioner, informed the Department of Commerce. Maps, created with input from motorists and authorities across Europe, aim to boost touring and will be updated annually.
Livingston volunteers rally with a borrowed engine after their new machine collapses at Granes corner while speeding to a false alarm. No injuries reported as chief says the factory recalled the failed unit and provided a replacement.
New York divers explore the Gulf of Gonave during a Haiti visit, noting strange vivid life and silent depths. William Beebe describes underwater marvels from ten fathoms down, with coral, lapis flowers, and graceful fishes in a scene of rare beauty.
John Jones of California, once a University of Illinois student in 1886, built a famed sea shell collection with over 5000 specimens. He traded duplicates, acquired entire seashells, and later expanded into minerals and gem stones while pursuing a bachelor of science by 1931, marking his fifty year academic association.
An American tourist and his wife in Berlin left a satchel with $88,500 in cash in a taxi. The honest driver found the open satchel in the morning, returned the money, and received 50 marks as thanks.
The kitchen of the historic cottage at Chalfont St. Giles near London where John Milton lived in 1665 during the plague has been restored. It has become a favorite pilgrimage site for American tourists visiting the area.
Doctors note cascara as a gentle bowel conditioner that stimulates muscular action without weakening. They warn against violent laxatives that create a habit and praise Cascarets for lasting effect with small, repeatable doses.
Huge trees rise from the Zapata swamp in southern Cuba where no soil is found. Silk-cotton trees four feet across and big mahoganies appear on limestone pockets. Roots roam over the rock surface then dive into holes to reach soil deep in coral stone recesses.
Aimed at readers seeking quick cold relief, the ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound tablets as an easy, portable cure. It claims rapid recovery within hours and urges people not to “dope” themselves, noting widespread use by both men and women.
Maria Poulson, superintendent for New Jersey of the Anti-Saloon league, was recently exonerated of a charge of criminal libel in Newark. In an interview she described her opponents as nasty and abusive after their failed attack, comparing the situation to a harsh medical punishment that left a man dead.
A man without a preferred eatery expresses concern over where his next meal will come from, highlighting food insecurity and the challenge of planning meals amid uncertainty.
A poet compares babies to new waves on life's ocean and describes them as fresh squalls. The reflection uses ocean imagery to explore infancy and its unpredictability in human experience.
A brief quote from Ladies Home Journal mocks perpetual debt with a pun on the letter B. It presents a satirical line about being in debt when there is no need for it.
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